Jinks tries to shoot Pixie and Dixie to the moon, but sends them over to a cheese factory. The mice are convinced they are on the moon.

Fed up with Jinks, Pixie and Dixie move in with the rich cat next door, but they don’t find much happiness.

Jinks tries to get his mind off those meeses, so he decides to read the book "The Pied Piper", and gets the idea of using the pipe to tame Pixie and Dixie.

Jinks falls head-over-heels in love with a cute cat next door, but realizes she's in love with another cat.

It's Jinks' birthday. Pixie and Dixie come to sing him a birthday song. Jinks doesn't like songs. They give him a card. Jinks doesn't like cards. Jinks says that he only likes presents, yes, presents. He wants only his cat friends at his birthday, so he throws Pixie and Dixie out of the house.

Yakky tries to win his way into Pixie, Dixie and Jinks's home. With the mice, it's easy... but Mr. Jinks's heart, now that's another story.

Pixie and Dixie meets their favorite T.V. hero, Space Cat. The space hero swings by their home to teach Mr. Jinks a lesson.

Since it's their week to celebrate, all the little mice come out to play. Jinks doesn't want to be kind to Pixie and Dixie. He does not believe in holidays.

Jinks tricks Pixie and Dixie to board onto a ship so he can get a free trip as the ship's new cat to get rid of mice when one of his friends get fired from the job.

After getting a insurance policy on Pixie and Dixie, Jinks sees if anything will happen to Pixie and Dixie, but nothing happens for two weeks, so his conscience tells him to pull accidents on them, but they backfire on him.

Mr. Jinks applies for a job as a scientifically minded cat for a pioneering position in a space project, but little does he know he'll have to be gravity resisted for the outer space project.

Jinks gets a wild idea by giving Pixie and Dixie away to other cats so they can keep their homes and chasing them out.